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The aptly named Trinidad Moruga Scorpion is an extremely hot pepper native to the region of Moruga in Trinidad and Tobago. Although it has clocked in at 2 million SHUs at its most potent, on average the peppers are in the 1.2 million Scoville heat unit range. The small, puckered fruits mature from green through orange and then to a deep red, at which point the flavour is the most refined and fruity. This species of pepper can be grown as a perennial in warmer climates (or heated greenhouses) or brought inside over winter. To mature in most regions, they will need to be grown with protection for the added heat and to lengthen the growing season. Can be grown in containers.

Super-hot peppers can be somewhat challenging to grow. The seeds can be difficult to germinate, and they need a long, hot season to produce fruit. Start indoors early and use bottom heat and seedling domes to create the warm, humid conditions they need to germinate. Be patient as germination may take 21-28 days or longer, even under ideal conditions.

Please use extreme caution when handling the seeds and fruits!

Matures in 120 days. (Open-pollinated seeds).

Give your favourite flowers an utterly distinctive, design-forward home with these Three Tall Vases in a Rack. Crafted out of metal and glass, this minimalist masterpiece is a great way to showcase three distinctive types of blooms while adding an artistic touch to any type of decor.

Height: 9.75"

Trollius x Cultorum ‘Lemon Queen' is a well known and liked perennial, it blooms in late spring and early summer. This unique selection has semi-double flowers in a wonderful soft butter-yellow shade. Sometimes called Buttercups, these grow well in a sunny or part-shaded border.

 Shear plants back after blooming to encourage a flush of new leaves to last through the summer. Clumps may be easily divided in fall or early spring.

Light Requirement: Partial Shade to Full Shade

Mature Size:

• Height: 20 - 24"

• Width: 16 - 18"

Zone: 4

Photos courtesy of Van Noort Bulb Co. & Florissa.

C. moschata. Tromboncino squash seeds produce rambling vines with very long, pale green Italian summer squash. Tromboncino fruits can grow to 2m (6') long, with a tiny seed cavity just at the blossom end. Flavourful and firm, the seedless texture is a treat in the kitchen. This unusual squash has a mild flavour, but it is great when steamed, stir-fried, or even pickled. Trellis Tromboncino to get straight fruits (they will form hanging down), but the unique shapes of fruits that form on the ground are really fun. Harvest while still tender at 20-45cm (8-18") long.

Matures in 80 days. (Open pollinated seeds)

C. maxima. Uchiki Red Kuri Organic squash seeds are CERTIFIED ORGANIC. This is a Japanese type Hubbard (red kuri), with dark, red/orange skin over tasty, cream coloured flesh. Popular in Japanese and Thai dishes, the flesh is flavourful and firm, and never stringy. Uchiki kuri squash plants are productive and robust in this climate. Sometimes known as "onion squash," the fruits average 1.5kg (just over 3 lbs) each. This is a very early maturing squash. In our trials, May sown plants are finished by September 1st, with three or more fruits per plant.

Matures in 100 days. (Open-pollinated seeds)

Variegated Benji Bush Ficus is a captivating indoor plant characterized by its stunning variegated foliage, boasting a mix of green and cream-colored leaves that bring elegance and charm to any indoor setting.

Light Requirement: This plant thrives in bright, indirect light, making it ideal for locations with filtered sunlight or partial shade. While it can tolerate lower light conditions, exposure to moderate to bright light is recommended to enhance the variegation and overall health of the plant.

Watering Requirement: Maintain slightly moist but well-draining soil by allowing it to partially dry between waterings. Water thoroughly when needed, ensuring not to overwater to prevent potential root issues.

Mature Height: With a compact and bushy growth habit, the Variegated Benji Bush Ficus typically reaches a height of 3 to 6 feet (90 to 180 cm) indoors. Regular pruning can help maintain its desired shape and size, ensuring a lush and vibrant appearance.

Orchids are a diverse and captivating group of flowering plants belonging to the Orchidaceae family, known for their stunning blooms and unique growth habits. Here's some general information about caring for orchids:

Light Requirement: Orchids thrive in bright, indirect light. Place them near a window where they can receive filtered sunlight or under artificial grow lights specifically designed for plants. Avoid exposing them to direct sunlight, as this can scorch their delicate leaves and flowers.

Watering Requirement: Orchids have specific watering needs depending on their type and growing medium. In general, water orchids thoroughly when the growing medium feels dry to the touch, usually every 1-2 weeks. Allow excess water to drain away, and avoid letting orchids sit in standing water to prevent root rot.

Blooming: Orchids typically bloom once or twice a year, with flowers lasting several weeks to months depending on the species. Provide adequate light, temperature, and humidity to encourage blooming.

Syndicate Home & Garden

Create stunning floral arrangements and cascading centrepieces using the innovative Pillow mechanic. The Pillow locks flowers in place, stem by stem, while you create gorgeous, airy arrangements.

Sow slow-bolting Vates Blue Curled Scotch kale seeds in early spring for summer harvests, or July for fall and winter harvests. Vates is a low-growing dwarf type with finely curled blue-green leaves. It's suitable for large containers (minimum five gallons) for patio growing. It grows to only 30-40cm (12-16") tall, and about 60cm (24") in diameter. Like most kale varieties, it's especially tender and sweet after a light frost.

Matures in 50-80 days [slower in winter]. (Open-pollinated seeds)

Helianthus annuus. Rich copper red petals are highlighted with golden yellow around a nearly black central disc. Plant Velvet Queen sunflower seeds for 1.5m (5') tall plants with simply gorgeous blooms around 13cm (5") wide. This variety looks its best when contrasted with some bright yellow sunflowers in a border or raised bed. Be sure the soil is warm at planting time, and freely draining throughout the season. Velvet Queen is an early flowering type, so try planting at two to three week intervals instead of all at once. The bloom period will be longer this way, and the flowers are just right for cutting and bringing indoors.

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3 Inch Pot